Dodos aren't all extinct you know. Oh no. There's still at least one glorious
    gaggle of them rocking and rolling along quite happily on an isolated outcrop in
    the middle of the southern ocean. Rocky shares his cave with Elvis, who's part
    penguin, part blue-footed booby and completely barking. Bill is the lisping, highly
    camp dodo barman at the Loose Juice Bar, who's obsessed with creating new
    cocktails for the delectable Wonda to test. Oh, and he's equally obsessed with
    perfecting his magnificent rock'n'roll quiff. Tantra is all punked-up with nowhere
    to go. And as for Astra, well, she's the island's astrological sage - a pink
    Professor Trelawney, if you like - who studies the island's flotsam and
    jetsam quite compulsively in the hope of finding artefacts from the Beyond.

    When these multi-hued misfits stop squawking and squabbling around
    their nesting holes, they like to hang out together at Bill's kitsch
    beach bar. The Loose Juice Bar is also host to their pals, including a
    droll Swedish puffin called Bjorn and Dougan the dour and dozy
    red walrus. And then there are the little limpets, who slither in and around
    the antics of the dodos and get up to their own interstitial tricks and
    manoeuvres. Occasionally, they even come to the aid of our flightless
    friends, because - well - dodos have a certain reputation for daffiness,
    after all, and Rocky and his pals are very, very daft indeed...

    

    This slapdash, slapstick series is stuffed with pop culture references
    and even some teen toilet humour - from fart gags to regurgitation.
    The stories are driven along in vignette-style scenes, with limpet acrobatics
    in-between, and - dang! - those Limpets are clever little things. If they're not
    making paperchains, they're stunt-jumping on motorbikes, or playing
    limpet-in-a-saucepan jokes on their pals. They generate a great big part
    of this show's appeal, so it's no surprise that they even get their very own
    starring episode "The Limpet Olympics" in which they gather en masse
    to light a miniature torch and partake in a host of li'l limpet sports events,
    including pole vaulting, the parallel bars, the discus, and even
    synchronised swimming!

     Rocky and the Dodos on DVD

     These two titles are getting hard to come by now,
     but they're all that's been released thus far:

      Series 1 - episodes 1 to 6
                Region 2 / six episodes / Cinema Club / Jan 2003

      Series 1 - episodes 7 to 12
                Region 2 / six episodes / Cinema Club / Jan 2003